antibody.

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(isim) antikor
{i} antikor

Her antikor belirli bir bakteri veya virüsü hedef alır. - Each antibody targets a specific bacteria or virus.

kana dışarıdan giren yabancı cisimlere karşı koyan madde
(Tıp) Kana dışardan giren yabancı cisimlere karşı gelen madde, kısbi (edinik) muafiyet (bağışıklık) maddesi. antikor

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antibody.